SF Airlines Operates Over 100 Direct Relief Flights to Wuhan in Pandemic Battle Support

At 21:06 on February 19, 2020, with the smooth landing of flight O37142 "Hohhot-Wuhan" at Wuhan Tianhe International Airport, the total number of anti-epidemic material transport flights operated by SF Airlines to support Wuhan since January 24 increased to 107, with cumulative cargo volume reaching 2,682 tons. Among these, 100 were direct relief flights to Wuhan from various domestic and international cities, carrying a total of 2,483 tons of supplies. (Data collection platform records began January 25)

图1：Airsavvi数据平台发布的“各航司援汉航班总架次”实时数据统计

（平台取数时间自1月25日起）

On January 24, SF Airlines' first anti-epidemic material transport flight took off from Shenzhen, marking China's first "reverse flight" to aid Wuhan. That same day, the "Hangzhou-Wuhan" relief route was simultaneously launched.

图2：1月24日，顺丰航空首个直飞武汉的驰援航班在深圳宝安国际机场进行航前准备。

January 27 saw the addition of the "Beijing-Wuhan" relief route, expanding the sources of epidemic prevention materials.

On January 29, the "Weifang-Wuhan" relief route was added, further increasing direct flights to Wuhan and broadening supply channels.

January 30 witnessed the rapid launch of the "Tokyo-Wuhan" international relief route, successfully delivering 50,000 protective suits to Wuhan.

图3： 1月30日，顺丰航空一架B757-200型全货机在东京成田国际机场执行“东京-武汉”航班的航前装机操作。

February 12 added the "Ningbo-Wuhan" relief route, quickly transporting a batch of medical supplies to Wuhan.

February 14 introduced the "Hohhot-Wuhan" route, deploying the largest active aircraft type B747-400ERF to transport 400 tons of meat products donated by Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in batches.

图4：顺丰航空承运的由呼和浩特直发武汉的“抗疫”物资。

February 15 saw the addition of the "Changchun-Wuhan" route, ensuring rapid delivery of medical supplies collected from Northeast China.

February 19 marked the surpassing of 100 "reverse flights" to Wuhan during the critical epidemic prevention period, delivering both medical supplies and daily necessities.

The fight continues while the epidemic persists. SF Airlines will further integrate its aviation logistics resources including 58 dedicated freighters and over 60 global destinations, continuously strengthening strategic delivery capabilities for emergency transport. The company will expand supply sources from domestic to international, and extend supply content from medical materials to daily necessities and production materials, providing more comprehensive and stable logistics support for both epidemic prevention and work resumption.